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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
Ladies VIII RIua IL

To their advantage to call at Mrs. @.
Doheriy's, No. So Main street, b.fore
purchasing their fall or wlnter Bon.
nets and Hats. The NEW stock Of
trimmings just received are bsautiful.
Pattern bopnets OF the latest sty lee at
prices so low everybody can buy. For
81 90 You al get q Hat or Bonuet
with frame furnished. Felt has
trim ned TO suit the most iastidious
for 81 and upward. Silk Velvet Bon
metz and Hats OF the latest patterns ere
sold at such reasonable prices You
a not resist buying. Prompt attsn.
ton given "a all orders, which ave
filed with entire 8 ~'tisiaction. Gall on
Mrs. O. Doher'y, 8s Main street, std
examine for yturselves.
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The Armstrong F.rpi,ur. Comp..y

The general public is invited 10 call
and inspect the immense stock Of fur.
niturs and furniture goods kept for
sale In the warerooms Of the Arm.
strong Furniture Company, 272 Sec.
Odd street, opposite Court square. II
Ia a branch houss CT the famous Arm.
strong Furniture Company, manu-
fac uien at Evansville, Ind, and the
Memphis brnnc1 house IL enable to
supply the trade q, factory prices with
freight addec. sp, cisl attention Of
housekeepers Is called TO the varied
and beAu;ifl line OF p%arlor, bed room
aud diuinR oom SETS ~ latest designs,
and W ieh are offered for sale at prices
within the reach OF all classes Of peo.
pie. L. lie a fac assortment Of goods,
and 10 deserving of public attention.
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Indi,., nhnr ki.rs

The shoehouse q J. NJ Hill & Co.,
on the corner u Main AID Union
streets, HIS 'or ms y care been a pop.
ulaf D c Of usur for the ladies OF
Memphis and eunouLd Dg county
The pr,prieiore ks p In stock = large
limo a Ladies'. Misses afd Oh ldTsh's
shoes 4 the beat aud m At fashionable
make aod wsTrsn'ed g. d. and wear
well. Tr,se goods are 81 ed for sul-
II very Isssonsb . price,. CAli and
eN.mIpe RE M 700 -.
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Mns LKwKLLYs has returned from
thu East, and she will rssume her pri.
va.e clafs in elocution 0ctoher Sd.
Dslsarte method. Location OF ton.
and physical culture will receive
special attention. Those who wisn to
understand principles and b. come in
tOlligent readers preferred. For terms
send for circular or call at No. SO
Adams street, aiOer 3 o'clock.
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JACKSON HOUND PARK.
CONCERT
Afternoon and Night.

"THRRR 10 only one way to do q
thing right where there are many
ways to do 1t wong" II you want to
do the right thing and please your
best girl, 90 and buy her a few pack.
agee Of sol. colemsn's koko tulu, and
the ssms thing may be said to the
married man. They might try and
do the right thing--'ske home to your
little once, your " fe, your father,
mother, brother or son some OF the
great ~dyspeptic and indigestion cure
sol. co emsn's koko tulu chtwibg
gum Ia the simplest aud quickest cure
for both that IL ere is in the land.
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kJrup of Fig.

Msnuisc tuied only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San F;ancifco,
Cal, Is natures own rue Laxative. II
IL the msst essily taken and the mos,
pleasantly effective remedy known to
cIeanse the system when bilious or
costiye, to dispel headaches, colds and
ievere, TO cure bsbitual constipation,
indigestion, etc. For sale in so tent
and 81 bottles by II. J. Heis'er, and
all leading druggists. VsnVleat 4
Co, q. W Jones & Co., W. n. Wilker.
son a Co.. MInif I'D & 90. have been
appointed wholesale sgents Of Mem
phia.
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E w FIR NJ.

NJ \ O, cuLLENDER, late is'f,iafJ
Comrani, has been admitted i0a partner.
.hlp IN hs hftn q hOgHra 4 Muss0Ny We
w conun ue business At the ola satd No.
S,l ~ pod street, under ths 6fm name Of
hObths, NILSSON A CO ,.whole'als agd
mstal. pealsil, ans Esperal ase1ts ~ ins
possstigi nav hOnK and kLbtipgs y
tsvlpE MachIt CO.. hsellss, ~, ptfs. asa
AttAqpmenb Tor oil ~machlnss. HerairhE
msenlns'' uatet %, islooks aad j'"eiu q
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

Everything In Kremer's
stock bears the impress OF ex.
cellente.
Every exp'ess brings new
fabrics for the d~eIectation Of
our patrons. tome early In
the week before the immense
rush.
take the elevator for second
floor. Millinery Departments
Hats, Trimmed Hats, Feath.
ers. Flowers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

Offer fec .ls, that elegant r~i
dssss Ne. - fernando strssk The
hssss sost.i,s seven rooms, tssAsn,
pssAEy and ssrvsass rss.. Il has
- . sssssrvsssry ~ srssshouss on
~ sosth ids. nsrs IL stable,
sssl and vsod hoes % the plsse.
ne iss d the lot b 100 lea fFsnt
- Hss.ssao s.rsst, BY 200 isst sesP.
Everything IL in Arvt- sla~ condition.
In he garden No. arc . few Il We
-, vsristiss Of bsssiss fra tssss
- . uaPs srses With sbest f.rsy
b--ri.g vins Il he snsss usa.s.
ass Al water. Csi o. ~ s4eFvss
o. L. puLLIN. cur pss.,.
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JACKSON U PARK.
CONCERT
Afternoon and Night.

MRs. MA0oIE PEsDknoRAsT, No. 3l5
South stree, wishes TO inform her
customers that she 10 nov prepared
10 zee her old, and also new custom
ers, and hiss the latest styles and
fashions.
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Kremtr's Great Offer

IN SILK Department [.
.sl.25 for H~ssnihcsnt SILK and ctlorsG
Paille Rrancaiss.
$50 for Colored Satin MsryoilleuH.
15o Tor handsome SILK buraht. In all even
Ing and day shades.
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Offer twenty. Eve exclusive shAdipEs Ia
Gentlemep'I BroAddoths, At 81 80 per gard.
Fine Lad'ss' Cloths, In al the Tapestry
lines u sl.O per yard.
Pine EbEliih ~failohngs, at si.0 TO 500
per yard.
fihy-i0ur inch Talloring,, At sl.0 yer
yard.
Scotch Plaid, full double width, brilliant
colUfings, al o. 90 pef yard.
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stRsmsa hers

The Louisiana State Lottery has Ito
regular monthly drawipg Tueeday,
October II. At Academy Of Music, IN
New Oflesns. The capital priE, is
$4,000 Go and buy your ticket.
tocsJ. Yru may win $4,000 by In.
vesting a siBeis 81 Try IL.
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Kremer'- Great Offer

IN VELVET DEPARTMENT.
Kremer ha, Arranged a magnificent
line Of Novelty Nelvets, IN silk Va. vets and
Fancy Vslyei, Al At sc per yard. Priced
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Eptertsi.ment Committee for ~, &c.
fdent's Reception.

Hotels and boarding houses are In.
vited to advise me how many visitors
they may desire to receive, and their
rates Of charges during the visit OF
President Cleveland and party to
Memphis. Address
A. ID LAsosrAFr,
Secretary OF Committee, No. 32i dain
street.
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IDi.nasuu

10 RksovhD nv v Uss OF oocoAIsA
And II stimulate and promotes Oh.
growth OF the hair.
Burnett's Flavorins sItrsctA are TIE
best.
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nnburn Gin and n.cn,n. On.

Keep on hand a large stock of Steel
Skating, which they cell at the same
price ne IRON See or write them be.
fore yod purchase Skating OF Pulleys.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

" You want U. s. regulation buot.
ing asgs, banner a gging or calico
fligs, call on
b. LlwKSsrKIS x BR1s.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

Angel Food ana Assorted Cakes
Tor desert, with peach, chocolate, pine.
apple or banana ics cream, for Sunday
dinner. Order early.
Jos. SPIcHr a Son.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

OvERToE a GkosvKsoR offer the store.
homes No. 800 Front street, now occu.
pied by Porter 4 Mscrea, for rent
from September let
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

ALL mtmbeis OF the COMMITTEES on
Eatertslnmtni OF Visitors are n quest.
cd hy Minier Parker, chairman, 20 be
At lie Merchants exchange a. ll;3O
O'Clock am, Monday, 10th inttant.
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kremeI's Great

Every exquisite effect Of Bfaidine and
Embroidery thosn IN this department AZ
81 So.
FSil line ofDfaid Sets at 81 c,nti.
HApdsomc jet aud Steel Gold and rider.
cent effects.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

BAiDwiS & Co have the bisgtst
stock 81 pianun and organs in the city.
1874 Main s'reat.
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Kremer'- Great Offer.

Double width Camel, Hair In all Cloth
Shades, AZ Sc.
Double wid'h Chsviots, in Tailoring 81.
feels, Csc.
Full doable Width Tailorins,. in Check,
and Piaids, At Csc.
Thirty different shades hns French ssfEss,
At COO yard.
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ADVICE To naIHHzs-

Mas. Wts'Los 'ssoorHrxs sysup should
n-sys Pe asyd, TOT ehildrob tsethins. II
spp,nss we .oit-n' the sum,, sllayl
rsmsdy fer diArvh@si Ne . ho,tis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

DECKER Bros. pianos, the finest
pianos in the market, at 257i Main
street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

LlDkhsuer K Lshmsn's sesmless
calf shoes at 81 90 are better than
other dealers cell at SO
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

SEE o tenheimer & schwar I's sd.
v~eTtisement.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

PIANOS s. per month, organs S.
per month at Baldwin's, z57i Main
8 rect.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

BINGHAM a BILLrsRD have Just re.
ceived q foe lot OF Picture frames.
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Linkhsuer 4 Lshman's "Celebrated"
calf seamless So 90 Shoes are equal to
any 81 90 shoe Ia the city.
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EK.NisE the ane Crsyons q, Bing.
ham x billiards.
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kremer's
LACE DEPARTMENT.

Ruchinsi.
Cortets.
Pans.
Requisite ttJles Of Louis XIV. and Henry
ii, fanii entirely novel donsnt.
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SEE 0ttenheimer & schwarz's ad.
veTtisement.
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DlAkOs-Ivsnv sO9t secondhand
tisht and square plsao, must he soldt
cheap for eash 'Oms N them ssea sspss.
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NOM Would enjoy YOUR din

M NOM Would enjoy your din
- ner aud arc provcntoo
lby Dyspepsia, use Aokers Dyspepsia
Iablots. They are n positive cure IoI
Dyspepsia, indigestion, flatnrncv
ana Constipation. We Quar.nuot
them 70 and 60 csuts
RESKERT AND BEREyIz A co.
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KreWer's
kremer's
CLoAKS, WRAPS AND JACKETS,
kremer's Great Offer

IN NELNET DEPAKThENT,
Kfemtr has arranged a. $50 per yard,
an immsnie ali0riment oi N,yolty Pln hes,
from 81 % 10 81 90 per yard. A great offer.
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ssn o!tephsimsr 4 schwarlE's.ad.
yeitisemsit.
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IDIPD.

SI0NE.-At his home, Richardson's Land.
irE. Tenn, september 80, 1857, Ur. ID. @.
STONE, 10 the forty eisht year Of his ase.
Evansville and Wellington Kas.) papers
pl.a,e cory,
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an
GREAT FLOW ER DEPARTMENT.

100 lunches hps Bon selsne. Marchal
Mel ahd Ia ffa.,s ,e.a - csnt' bench.
SETS ior evening dresses from o. 20 up,
KRgMEK fLON Bh DEPARTMENT,
Second Floor,
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kremer's

GREAT GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
Louis Qaiprs Gloves. In beautiful tintl.
~ Bottoms Opera Ol1ves,
Ihs Mes Dsfbv Gloves for the rases.
A Pine swode Embroidorsd 0lsvs At Csc,
l.Button Heavily Embroidered p. X.
Gloves - 81.
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kremer's
GREAT RIRRoN SAL.

800 piece, Riabots Al Is cor u bolt.
LOO yards fspey Ribbons at 10 courtyard,
l,tV! y ads hne Fancy aud Ores Grain
Ribbon At cents, worth IS cents.
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cHE.r sets Of furniture at Gabsy'..
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FOR SALE.

SALOON Good will, stock and tIturss Of
> saloon northwest corner ~ Main and
haikst streets. Apply 10 ". Pianatan
atP- Nc 'addsn A CO. =, 10 and Bs Front
stfsst.
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Gis-Ob. ssaHy, ss" slburn hullsf y
VI tau sin Tor tiC.
spssr's Naddlns CO., Is Vance o..
WE WILL nAks II 40 Tag fkIkk-
w eat Of sVsfy possible purchaser % build
tbE sites TO- write Ne, OF call tt,ting a. near
a. p%taetiesl site, tsrms aud local ~ of lot de-
slf,d', yalu. o. Contemplated imrfovements,
eto. II makss no did renee hos you vantl
or vhere. We can suit gu. sellers please
send Jour lifts 81 once.
bfKAfT0N. THOMAS ROGERS,
al AaAtaua 49,.
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HORsE-siI ,,sr old. sound. can be
JAS. JiSsNIin, No. Madison st.
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" change. hULfORD, JsuslsT,
~ VAIN .lfset.
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POOMs-Two utiarhi,hsd rooms. With or
~ without board, 10 central psIt O the
city. hddfsls, a., sPpssi ofhse,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
4 Brave Young woman.

4 Memphis (Tenn.) special says; A
special from Helena, Ark, says: 1.-The
doughty burglar who has been doing a
land-ofiice business the past few days
came near having stop put to his bur
gling-days last night. He entered the
houses Of S. NJ. Watson, Eugene Ber-
ton, and c. l.. Moore. AT the latter
place he found his way into an upstairs
room occupied by Miss Imogene
Thompson, niece of Mr.. Lawson
Moore. Miss Thompson was awakehed
and called out to know who was
there, whereupOn the fellow left
the room. The young lady's in
valid fathers room is just across
the hall, and thinking it might pos
sibly be he she sat up in bed and list
ened for some sign that would indicate
who the prowler was. While thus wait
ing the door again opened, and the bur
glar entered on all-fours. Miss Thomp-
son then drew pistol from beneath her
pillow and pulled on him. Only one
chamber was loaded, and after firing
this and swapping four times the brave
young woman hastily reloaded her pis-
tol and followed the retreating figure
down the stairway. He had made his exit,
though, and no trace of him could be
found. Miss Thompson's courageous
conduct is highly commended, and
many regrets were expressed that she
did not hit him. She speaks very coolly
of the affair, and says that if she had
not thought it was her father she could
have shot him the first time he entered
the room"
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Why the Nightingale sings.

Gentlemanb MaBallhe.l
The Westphalians have curious ex-
planatory myth regarding the nightin-
gale. They imagine that the birds
song may be rendered in these sylla-
bles of human speech Is tit, is tit, to
wit, to wit-Trizy, Trizy, Trizy, to
bucht, TO bucht, to bucht. But the last
syllables are the usual shepherds cry
to his dog when he wishes the
sheep collected. Therefore Trizy must
be the name Of the dog to whom the
cry to bucht is addressed. Therefore
the nightingale must have been shep-
herdess, whom a shepherd cursed be-
cause she always postponed the mar
riage she had promised. He uttered a
wish that she might not sleep till the
day of Judgment. Nor does she, Tor
may not her voice still be heard at night
as she cries to bucht, TO bucht, TO bucht
to her good dog Trizyg The same
people give strange explanation OF the
lace u the sl,ard. o. doundeG, which y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
an EXCITING FIRE.
Big Blaze Among Cotton Bales ON n
yortb-Riyer Pier.
rRY telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

tBy Telegraph W tnt DirfoH-hsl
NEW YORK, January ga fire broke
ont this afternoon on Piers 8 and 9,
North river. Pier 9 is occupied by the
Cromwell Line of New Orleans steamers.
One of these steamers caught fire and
was towed out into the stream. This
pier will probably be totally destroyed.
Pier 8, occupied by the New Jersey
Southern railroad, may be saved in
damaged condition. Theburning steam
er will also probably be saved without
serious damage.
The fire broke ont on Pier 3, and in
less than an hour the whole structure
and its contents were destroyed. When
the engines summoned by three alarms
of fire got to tire scene the whole pier
was one mass of flames The fire was
first seen in stack of cotton bales III
the centre of the dock. and the rapidity
with which the flames spread barely
gave the dock hands time to escape.
Alongside the pier lay the Louisiana,
which was just ready to sail, and on her
deck were passengers waving adieus
10 their friends on shore On the
other side of the dock was the steamer
New Orleans. Both vessels were
flowed ont to mid-stream. The passen-
gers on the Louisiana were taken off
by the police officers on the dock who
were protecting nOn-union workmen.
The vessels upper ioiner-works were
in flames while the passengers were be-
ing passed down the side, when the
Louisiana was tOwed out into the
stream and the flames exting1lished.
She will be ready to sail as soon as the
rcpnirs are completed. There were
$3.50 bales of cotton piled up on the
dock, besides q quantity of other
freight ready for shipment.
Many bales of cotton and barrels OF
sugar, &C., were rolled off the dock be-
fore the fire reached them. In short
time it was seen that the pier could not
be saved, and portion of the fire de-
partment lem their efforts to save the
adjoining piers. Long-Branch Pier No.
& caught fire several times. Pier 10, on
the north side, escaped with a scorch-
ing TO its paint, and so did the houses
on West street, opposite the dock.
About twenty streams of water were
playing on the fire ten minutes after it
broke ont, one half being from engines
and the other half from fire-boats and
steam tugs on the river. 1t was report
ed that the fire was started by strikers,
but the police deny this. The police
estimate the damage, all told, to be
about $4,000. The cause of the fire
and the insurance are not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
War Preparations on All sides

by Anglo-American cable TO the Disoatch.l
BERLIN, January 29.-lt is ascer-
tanned that the continued concentration
of Austrian troops in Galicia and the
huge transportation of war material
thither adds uneasiness in financial
circles. There are also other war indi-
cations.
The Cologne Gdzetfc states that at
Maintz and i'll the districts around
there the young men who were recruit
ed last autumn and then sent home AZ
superfuous are now under orders
to Join their colors by April. The
Mulhausen papers announce the pur-
chases of large school-buildings at iii
lisheimnear-Calmar for barracks for
German troops. Reinforcements have
arrived at Dieuze, Lagenan, and other
frontier ports.
An Alsace journal reports that the
French are building wooden barracks
at Gerardmer to accommodate 5000
men, and Mt Corcieux for 1900 more,
and that at other places in the Vosges
smaller barracks are being erected.
The garrisons at Epinal, Bruyeres, and
st. Vie have each been reinforced with
5000 troops.
The Freismnige /cifung contends
that the building Of barracks by the
French and the adoption of other mea-
smes are inevitable precautions in view
Of the reinforcement of German garri-
sons in Alsace.
The National Zcit,nlg says it sees
that France is preparing for immediate
war. Germans need not discuss the
truth of the assertions that France is
only defending herself against possible
assault
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

OTTAWA, ONT, January 29--it is Of
ficially stated that the Government, in
response to IN appeal TO the mother
country, has just received IN assurance
from the Imperial authorities that a
man-of-war will he dispatched to the
maritime provinces in the spring for the
purpose of cooperating with the Cana
dian cruisers in the enforcement of the
fishery protective service. The promise
of the English Government creates great
satisfaction in official circles and midi
Gates that American vessels will he more
ripidiv excluded from our waters du-
ring the next season than in the past.
A Cabinet Minister, speaking on the
subject, expressed himself as follows:
g have come to the conclusion that
the American Legislators, having gone
so far. will never yield their consent TO
the appointment of a commission.
The Gloucester fishermen will not ven
ture into Our waters again in force, and
next April will witness the first
startling falling of in their trade.
Two years hence the splendid Yankee
tiShing-flcct will he thing of the past.
Let them resort 50 retaliation if they
will, and the result will be that that
game will work both ways. Portland,
now the winter port Of Canada, will de
cline. while Halifax, under the new or
der of things, will flourish. A civil
war between the eastern and western
States would follow the adoption Of a
rntnlinInrv hill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-30
Great BrifaIu's Attitude.

by Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch
ST. PETERsBURG, January 29.-The
J0UTndk dc 81. PctersbUy, comment
ing on the attitude of Great Britain
with respect to foreign affairs rs reveal
ed by the proceedings at the opening
of Parliament, says it could not expect
from the Marquis of Salisbury any
sounder or more equitable view of Rus
sia's intentions than that which he con-
descended to make in the House of
Lords on Thursday. Lord Randolph
Churchill's statement. the JOunaL says,
would enable Russia to form an opinion
concerning Lord Salisbury 'sunswerving
pacific policy. Referring to Bulgaria,
the J0,rpdi says it is impossible for
Russia to treat with the regency. Ne
gotiations between Russia and the
Porte may, however, the paper thinks,
result in IN arrangement based on Rus
sia's programme for the formation of a
government in Bulgaria, with which
Russia has entered into these negotia
tons, and relieve her of the response
biity for the consequences of the pro-
longation OF anarchy in Bulgaria.